“Usabhā rukkhā gāviyo gavā ca, asso kaṁso siṅgālī ca kumbho;
gāviyo gavā → gāmiyo gāvā (bj) siṅgālī → sigālī (bj, sya1ed, sya2ed, pts-vp-pli1) | kumbho → tumbho (bj) | siṅgālī → sigālī (sya-all) | siṅgālī → sigāsī (cck: sī. syā. pī.)“Bulls; trees; cows; oxen; horse; bronze goblet; she-jackal; water-pot; Pokkharaṇī ca apākacandanaṁ, lābūni sīdanti silā plavan”ti.
apākacandanaṁ lābūni → apāka candanaṁ lāpūni (pts) lābūni → lāpūni (bj); lāvūni (sya-all)lotus pond; uncookable rice; sandalwood; pumpkins sink; stones float;

Maṇḍūkiyo kaṇhasappe gilanti, kākaṁ supaṇṇā parivārayanti;
maṇḍūkiyo → maṇḍukiyo (bj) supaṇṇā → suvaṇṇā (bj, sya-all)frogs swallow black cobras; golden swans surround a crow; Tasā vakā eḷakānaṁ bhayāhi,
tasā vakā eḷakānaṁ bhayāhi → tasāvakā phaḷakānaṁ bhayā hi (bj) | bhayāhi vipariyāso → bhayā hi vipariyāyo (sya-all)the wolf trembles for fear of the sheep.”

Vipariyāso vattati nayidha matthīti.
Vipariyāso → vipariyāyo (sya1ed, sya2ed, mr) | nayidha matthīti → na idhamatthīti (bj) | vipariyāso → vipariyāyo (bj: machasaṁ, syā) | vipariyāso → vipariyāyo (cck: syā. ka.)No perversion of reality is happening here for me.

Mahāsupinajātakaṁ sattamaṁ.
sattamaṁ → (bj)